Under the direction of the VP of Property Marketing, the Systems Control Program Manager oversees the development, implementation, and management of systems and operational controls that support asset protection, risk mitigation, regulatory compliance, and organizational objectives. The role collaborates with IT, DPS, Surveillance, Risk Management, Casino Compliance, and department leadership to evaluate critical systems and processes, lead operational control projects, identify improvement opportunities, and implement risk-mitigation strategies. It provides strategic leadership over division supervisors, advances compliance, system accuracy, and fraud prevention, and supports daily operations and long-term planning through system enhancements, internal reviews, and cross-functional collaboration. Availability as needed is required to support business continuity and operational needs. The role leads control design, risk management, project development, process improvement, and compliance efforts. It owns phases or tasks across projects, serves as a subject-matter expert on compliance requirements, documents verifications, recommends and executes corrective actions, supports external audits, and maintains records of key performance indicators and deadlines. It authors procedures, trains staff on system controls, performs internal reviews, manages project schedules, and evaluates program quality and effectiveness. It also helps protect organizational assets, assesses compliance impacts of system changes, interprets audit findings, advises management on remediation, develops interface prototypes, manages departmental procurement and inventory, and conducts annual policy and procedure reviews. A bachelor's degree is required, preferably in a related field; related, relevant, or direct experience may be considered in lieu of the minimum education requirement. The role requires at least five years of supervisory experience in Property Marketing and/or senior-level audit experience in audit, quality control, or risk management. Project management experience is preferred. A gaming license may be required at the discretion of the San Manuel Tribal Gaming Commission. Regular travel between locations is required, and a valid driver's license and vehicle insurance meeting minimum liability limits are required. The primary work environment is a climate-controlled office, with travel to meetings, trade shows, conferences, promotional events, and San Manuel properties. Evening, weekend, and holiday shifts may be required. The role involves sedentary work, frequent computer and office-equipment use, and the physical activities and capabilities described in the posting.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager